<p>The impression we get is that King Herod probably didn’t mind John the Baptist so much. But Herodias hated John the Baptist for publicly speaking out against her adulterous and incestuous relationship. So she needled Herod into having him arrested. Reflect on your own personal life. Have you found this to be true: that often one sin leads to another?</p>

The impression we get is that King Herod probably didn’t mind John the Baptist so much. But Herodias hated John the Baptist for publicly speaking out against her adulterous and incestuous relationship. So she needled Herod into having him arrested. Reflect on your own personal life. Have you found this to be true: that often one sin leads to another?

48. King Herod and John the Baptist – Mark 6:14-19

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